Sentence examples for differences in the guidelines from inspiring English sources
The underlying cause of this higher false positive rate in the one EMS provider group was found to be due to differences in the guidelines being applied between the two different EMS providers.
Similarities and differences in the guidelines were compared.
This may be due to differences in the guidelines and strategies for post-stroke care and rehabilitation services.
If we accept that children's enthusiasm for research runs the gamut from expressed assent, through silent assent, through indifference and then from passive dissent to active dissent, there are clear differences in the guidelines.
In order to point out the similarities and differences in the national guidelines of Germany and The Netherlands regarding GN-MDRO, guidelines were compared and an expert workshop was organized by the INTERREG IVa project EurSafety Health-net.
There are differences in the management guidelines proposed by the American College of Chest Physicians (ACCP) and the BTS.
For example, in these tables, the word "water" is not correctly recognized as a chemical entity by tmChem from BioS corpus or is incorrectly considered chemical by ChemSpot from CEMPs corpora due to the differences in the annotation guidelines.
By comparing the results obtained at the instance level shown in Tables 3 and 4, we noticed that some of the errors are produced due to the differences in the annotation guidelines of NER training sets and patent test sets (see "Patent corpora" section).
Patterns in drug use can vary from region to region for reasons such as differences in the local guidelines, general cultural background, personal history of health practitioners' (e.g. education received and country of origin), patients' characteristics, and healthcare systems (e.g. reimbursement plans, health policies) [ 32].
The difference in these guidelines unavoidably involves race since black cocaine users are more likely to use crack, which is a cheaper form of the drug.
